Fallout 76 Building to Turn More Freeform as Bethesda Plots New Raids
Rush frames the next round of Fallout 76 work around the social segment the team says it has neglected, which puts player interaction, not construction alone, at the center of the roadmap he is describing.
Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).
Bethesda Game Studios creative director Jonathan Rush says Fallout 76's C.A.M.P. system will move toward more freeform building, and that new raids are among the planned initiatives. Speaking around Fallout Day and a collaboration cafe in Omotesando, Tokyo, Rush said the team's past updates favored builders and adventurers while social, interaction-focused players have been underserved. He also said a large-scale Fallout 30th anniversary event is planned for Washington, D.C. in 2027.
Rush described the C.A.M.P. changes as an extension of updates already aimed at players who like building, and said the gap he sees is on the social side. The interview was conducted during Fallout Day week, with a collaboration cafe running in Omotesando from October 22. On the anniversary, Rush said the 2027 celebration in Washington, D.C. is meant to honor the whole series rather than Fallout 76 alone, and that he may appear on stage himself.
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- GAME Watch (Impress) 「Fallout 76」建築がもっと自由に！ 新レイド実装予定など今後の展望を開発者にインタビュー